Metrics of Change - the Amorim Edition

[Oranges038]

I can't see that on fbref which I have found to be the most comprehensive. Maybe at season's end we'll get some article which will break it down.

I think maybe its the same re set pieces for us to be honest.

Quickly using memory:
Sociedad (open play goal for us, penalty for them)
Fulham (open play goal for us, set piece goal for them),
Ipswich (3 set piece goals for us, 2 open play goals for them)
Everton (1 set piece goal, 1 open play for them, 2 set piece goals for us)
Spurs (open play goal for them)

So last 5 games are conceded 7 with 3 being set pieces. Scored 7 with 5 being set pieces.

Tried looking it up and found this from last week, 66% of defensive errors have led to goals. True or not, I don't know, but it does feel like every little error gets punished.




Only two teams have made fewer errors leading to shots in the Premier League than Man Utd under Amorim, currently sitting at nine. But only four teams have made more errors leading to goals than Man Utd’s six under Amorim.

That’s 66% of Man Utd’s defensive errors leading to a goal, the worst record in the Premier League since Amorim took charge. Andre Onana has been the worst suspect for errors, with all three leading to goals. Across the Premier League as a whole, no player has made more errors leading to goals than Onana since Amorim took charge. The Man Utd goalkeeper is tied on three alongside Southampton defender Taylor Harwood-Bellis.

https://www.squawka.com/en/features/ruben-amorim-damning-stats-man-utd/

 

[tomaldinho1]

Understat has it.
Open play - 32.59xg for, 32.34 against
Corner/pen/free kick/set piece - 10.9 for, 14.94 against

ok awesome, thanks. Maybe end of the season we can see where this current team comes out for all this stuff versus the rest. Should be a decent amount of games by then.

 

[Teja]

Data's too noisy right now for me. Obviously, the big one is xgD/90 and that's pretty shit. I was playing around with some AI prompting and was mostly able to get it to generate a nice viz for me if folks are interested. Happy to take ideas for customization as well.



Data's from fbref.com https://fbref.com/en/squads/19538871/Manchester-United-Stats.